Hi
I am trying to implement a couple of webforms which will
work as a normal installation program. That is from each
form you can go to the NEXT or PREVIOUS form. I want
to have about 4 forms. So if I start from form 1 and press
Next, 4 times it will come to form 4. Now when when I go
back to form 1(If needed) all those forms should save its
previous state. I have tried this using VIEWSTATE. But
it acts werid.(That is cause am doing something wrong which
I can't figure out) can anybody help me out?
I made sure all my 4 forms have something like
<form id="Form1" method="post" runat="server">
</form>
But what I did was when I click NEXT or PREVIOUS
buttons, say from WebForm2.aspx, I have
Server.Transfer ("Webform3.aspx ",true) in NEXT click
Server.Transfer ("Webform1.aspx ",true) in PREVIOUS click
Server.Transfer stops execution of current page.
Does that have an impact on saving viewstate?
Any help is appreciated
KK
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I am trying to implement a couple of webforms which will
work as a normal installation program. That is from each
form you can go to the NEXT or PREVIOUS form. I want
to have about 4 forms. So if I start from form 1 and press
Next, 4 times it will come to form 4. Now when when I go
back to form 1(If needed) all those forms should save its
previous state. I have tried this using VIEWSTATE. But
it acts werid.(That is cause am doing something wrong which
I can't figure out) can anybody help me out?
I made sure all my 4 forms have something like
<form id="Form1" method="post" runat="server">
</form>
But what I did was when I click NEXT or PREVIOUS
buttons, say from WebForm2.aspx, I have
Server.Transfer ("Webform3.aspx ",true) in NEXT click
Server.Transfer ("Webform1.aspx ",true) in PREVIOUS click
Server.Transfer stops execution of current page.
Does that have an impact on saving viewstate?
Any help is appreciated
KK
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